Helping You Live, Work and Thrive in Your Community

Horizons Mental Health Center (HMHC) is committed to becoming our community’s behavioral healthcare treatment center of choice, and we provide a wide array of mental wellness services for children, adolescents, and adults.

Our goal: help patients be successful living with their families and in their communities.

Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services

Our mental health services are voluntary, family-centered, and team-focused, and aim to treat patients by providing in-home and in community-based supportive services to children and adolescents with a serious emotional disturbance (SED).

Services provided under the SED Waiver (a federal Medicaid program) are for children between the ages of 4 and 18 years old who experience SED and are at risk of inpatient psychiatric treatment. SED Waiver services provide children with special intensive support so they may remain in their homes and communities. Parents and children are actively involved in the planning for all services.

Services offered:

• Wrap Around Facilitation (WAF) manages and coordinates the treatment team, helping assist the client and family in utilizing community resources.
• Parent Support and Training (PST) are services designed to provide education, assistance and other support to parents and families.
• Attendant Care (AC) assists the child with daily tasks.
• Short Term Respite Care provides caregivers and the child a break from their normal routines.
• Independent Living Skills Building (ILSB) develops staff-supported skills needed in order to live independently.
• Parent Support
• Case Management
• Targeted Case Management
• IPRS

Adult Mental Health Services

HMHC services help adults with serious and persistent mental illnesses learn to live successfully in the community and avoid admission/readmission to a state hospital.

Services offered:

• Supported Employment matches individuals to jobs that match their abilities. This service connects consumers with Working Healthy Program by providing affordable health care and routine.
• Social Security Outreach, Access and Recovery (SOAR). This program aids homeless individuals suffering with mental illness.
• Peer Support provides structured, scheduled activities with rehabilitation and recovery focuses and emphasizes patient support of each other.
• Case Management
• Attendant Care
• Targeted Case Management
• IPRS